Talk:Remarry Bluray Drive
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<Pereb> On FW 3.50 you get Drive init FAIL. I don't know about 3.21-3.42. I downgraded to 3.15 myself for it to work [...] <Pereb> I was on FW 3.50. I did service mode. Put usb stick with cfg that had update enabled, and FW 2.30 PUP = drive init fail <Pereb> I downgraded to 3.15 via QA. Used the exact same remarry files = drive init pass
- standalone.cfg settings file (translated to english)
############################################### # Configuration file for Diag # Quality Assurance # WLAN & BT RSSI measurement # # 2006/09/06 kyoshida # Detect the presence or absence of Eurus support # 2006/10/10 kyoshida # Standard for the RSSI value # Follow the "Guidelines for inspection and adjustment. 06.10.05" (YYMMDD) ############################################### #=== Common Settings ================================= # # Set the measurement mode # # 0 = Standard inspection (1 time) # 1 = Repeated measurement for Debug # ---------------------------------------------------- 0 #=== Common Settings ================================= # # In case of standard inspection you can shut down the RSSI. # # 0 = Do not shutdown. # 1 = Do shutdown. #----------------------------------------------------- 0 #=== Common Settings ================================= # # *Valid only if shutdown = 00 # # Controls what led does in case of (-OK-) on standard RSSI # # LED ID # # 1 = POWER(green) # 2 = STATUS(red) # # LED ACTION # # 0 = OFF # 1 = ON # 2 = BLINK FAST # 3 = BLINK SLOW #------------------------------------------------------ #<1>------ # LED ID 1 # LED ACTION 1 #<2>------ # LED ID 2 # LED ACTION 0 #=== Common Settings ================================== # # *Valid only if shutdown = 00 # # Controls what led does in case of (-NG-) on standard RSSI # # LED ID # # 1 = POWER(green) # 2 = STATUS(red) # # LED ACTION # # 0 = OFF # 1 = ON # 2 = BLINK FAST # 3 = BLINK SLOW #------------------------------------------------------ #=== WLAN configuration ================================= # # <Decimal input> # # Settings for RSSI measurement? Set of: # # 0 = Do not measure # 1 = Do measure # 2 = Measure using HW config for Eurus # # RSSI Standard # # min[dBm] # max[dBm] # # OK count # NG count # # Estimated measurement time per loop # [Number of measured channels] × 100msec #---------------------------------------------- # <ANTENNA A> 0 -80 -20 2 200 # <ANTENNA B> 0 -80 -20 2 200 # <ANTENNA DIVERSITY> 0 -80 -20 2 200 #=== WLAN configuration ================================= # # <Decimal input> # # Set RSSI channel measurements # Specify 1 - 13 # # channel < 14 = Do measure # channel > 13 = Do not measure (CH number less than or equal to 255) # #-------------------------------------------------------- # If you want to measure all from 1 to 13ch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ############################################### # samples # If you want to measure a specific channel ############################################## #1 #13 #77 #77 #77 #77 #77 #77 #77 #77 #77 #77 #77 #END-samples---------------------------------- #=== Access Point Test Connection settings === # # Settings for RSSI measurement? Set of: # # 0 = Do not measure # 1 = Do measure # 2 = Measure using HW config for Eurus # # OK count # NG count # # Estimated measurement time per loop # 100msec # # <AP> # SSID # IP ADDRESS # # <COOKIE> # IP ADDRESS # NETMASK # DEFAULT ROUTE # PRIMARY DNS # #---------------------------------------------- 0 10 300 #<AP> LV2DIAG-AP 192.168.1.1 #<COOKIE> 192.168.1.100 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1 192.168.1.1 #=== BT Settings ============================== # # <Decimal input> # # Settings for RSSI measurement? Set of: # # 0 = Do not measure # 1 = Do measure # # RSSI Standard # # min[dBm] # max[dBm] # # OK count # NG count # # Estimated measurement time per loop # 100msec #---------------------------------------------- # <ANTENNA 1> 0 -60 -1 2 300 # <ANTENNA 2> 0 -60 -1 2 30 # <ANTENNA DIVERSITY> 0 -60 -1 2 30 #=== CS Only ================================ # # LED Lighting pattern when removing the controller # # LED ID # # 1 = POWER(green) # 2 = STATUS(red) # # LED ACTION # # 0 = OFF # 1 = ON # 2 = BLINK FAST # 3 = BLINK SLOW #-------------------------------------------- #<1>------ # LED ID 1 # LED ACTION 2 #<2>------ # LED ID 2 # LED ACTION 0 #=== Other items =================== # to be executed after WLAN and BT inspection #---------------------------------------------- # Drive Init # 0 = Do not perform # 1 = Do perform #---------------------------------------------- 1 #--------------------------------------------- # Install Systemsoftware # 0 = Do not perform # 1 = Do perform #---------------------------------------------- 0 #--------------------------------------------- # freebdp # 0 = Do not perform # 1 = Do perform #---------------------------------------------- 1 #--------------------------------------------- # Name of file used for Install Systemsoftware #---------------------------------------------- manufacturing_updater_for_reset.self
ps3 80gb remarry with new logic board key chip was destroyed??[edit source]
I am a total noob to this type of fix but I do have electronics background. what I want to know if somebody could explain it to me in laymen's terms. what type of jigs/dongles or what do I need to remarry my new logic board with the mother board. as stated the original key chip was destroyed. I like trying to figure these type of things out but all of you talk a language that I some what understand.also I have other ps3s but this is like a challenge to see if I can do it with the help of all of you. my system is a cheche01 80gb running 4.61 or whatever the latest firmware is. so any info would be great. e-mail me at [email protected] Thank you!!
You need a PSgrade/JIG, like listed here : http://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/Talk:Downgrading_with_PSgrade_Dongle that will enable it into service mode on 3.55 firmware - so if it is now on 4.xx you also need a hardware flasher to first downgrade the console to 3.55.